Along Came Summer
Levi King
They say all is fair in love and war. Is that still true when the opposition is your own flesh and blood? Your little brother, who you’re biologically wired to protect. I love my baby brother, I do, but I also love her. Mira Evans—his childhood best friend.
Growing up, Devin and I were told to share. We shared our toys and our clothes. We even shared a room. But I never thought a day would come that we would fall for the same girl, on the same day, at the same time but we did, and years later, that sweet, beautiful girl inadvertently tore our relationship apart.
I did the right thing. I stepped aside and disregarded my own feelings so he could be with her, but he blew his chances by not making a move.
So, whats a man to do? I wasn’t about to make that same mistake twice. Not when I’ve wanted Mira since I was seventeen. I wanted her, and it turns out she wanted me. So, years later, when fate unexpectedly threw us together, we spent the most incredible two weeks together in Thailand, and I was done for.
The passion between us burned hot and fast, and I fell for her quicker than I could catch myself, so much so that it tore me apart to let her go–even more so to later allow her to slip through my fingers and watch her fall in love with my brother.
I should have seen it, but I ignored it because, for me, it was always Mira, and for her, it was always Devin.
And then I met her.
Summer Lovey.
The beautiful, vivacious girl with a smile and soul so bright she lit up the deepest, darkest corners of my heart. When I met Summer, I was broken over Mira and she’s what I needed in that moment to forget. So, when we got drunk on cherry-flavoured gin in her bakery and spent the night together, I didn’t plan on seeing her again.
And I absolutely did not plan on getting her pregnant.
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